New: tours and three story-led Singapore heritage giftsSubmit a memory
Shop Gifts
A curated heritage objects shop, launching with exactly three story-led products. Every object links back to a place, person, practice, or route — with maker credit and a story card in the box.
First launch
Premium launch object
A framed illustrated memory map that connects neighbourhoods, old shopfronts, food routes, and stories from everyday Singapore. Printed in Singapore on archival paper.
The story behind this object
Built from community-submitted routes and memories, the map traces the bus lines, kopitiams, and estates that shaped how Singaporeans move through their own city.
Food heritage gift
A tactile table object that turns hawker culture, kopitiam habits, enamel cups, tiles, and shared meals into a useful keepsake for kitchens and tables.
The story behind this object
Hawker Culture in Singapore was inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2020. This set carries that everyday food language home.
S$28–S$48
Order this object
Entry collectible
A small collectible series based on old estate signs, shophouse tiles, bus tickets, kopitiam cups, and everyday Singapore objects. Collect them one place at a time.
The story behind this object
Each icon comes with a story card naming the place or practice it is drawn from — an entry-priced object with real provenance, not generic souvenir retail.
S$14–S$22
Order this objectShop by story
Every object links back to a place, person, practice, or route. Future categories — zines, craft kits, story cards, digital walks — open only after the launch objects prove demand.
Our shop promise
Each product answers: what story does this carry, who made it, and what place or practice does it connect to?
Products are made with local illustrators, photographers, and community contributors, credited by default.
Part of product revenue supports contributors and community memory projects, not just retail margin.
Three objects only. New categories open only after these hero objects prove real demand.
